Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-21
What Saints and Sinners are Doing In
the Junction City-The Com
ing Election.
The Tale of Brother kerShaw and His
Newest Bride-The Express
Office Trouble.
The Electric Light-AnOther Row and
n Hundred Other Little Things
of Interest.

paper.
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Rubel, will be pleased to here that they
are doing and feeling well in Chicago,
and are thinking OF their acquaintance
they left behind here with the warmest
sentiments.
Game to the Last" mot to the
"Lair'') will be performed in Union
Opera House next Tuesday and Wednes-
day. They will be fine performances.
A new building association, in which
the Knights OF Labor are said to have
taken, or to be taking, the initiative is
under way. The old association proved
such success that it naturally created
emulation.
Let no Liberrl forget that there will be
an adjourned meeting OF the Liberal Club
in Corey's Hall next Monday evening.
The political situation is OF such grave
importance that every man is expected
to be on hand and on deck at the times
and posts wanted.
We understand that Mr.. John A. Jost,
the veteran pioneer Liberal, will erect an
elevated railroad this coming spring on
his premises, where he already has q
popular bathing pool.
Dame Rumor has it that our sturdy
Republican friend, VIM. NJ. Chapman,
proprietor OF the Chapman House, is a
candidate for the City Marshalship on the
Liberal ticket. He made q gallant run
for it once, and would be sure of success
this time if there is an election.
Yesterday, Mr.. Samuel Drysdale cele-
| bod 40 C I,
trance into service at the Broom Hotel.
He has proven himself general favorite
Snow fell deep and heavy over night,
and ''the beautiful" is still descending
as the last mail for this issue leaves my
hand.
The German Club will give another
enjoyable entertainment this evening.
Next Friday night, the 2Sth, the
Knights OF Pythias will hold another Of
their bi-weekly dance parties.
d. II. Peery, Jr. the eldest son of our
worthy Mayor, left for the East this
morning, to be gone about six weeks.
Mr. Henry Kiesel is filling a response
BILE position at A. Kuhn & Bros
| Vet DUNES, We lJEMOCRAI SuDSCIlDcISj
and avoid the annoyance OF not getting
the only newspaper in Ogden and for
Ogden.
Fred Turner, of Logan, was u guest at
the Broom Hotel last night.
ID. G. Adams was in town to-day. He
is connected with +. j. Kiesel in the
Ogden & Syracuse railroad plant, which
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yield rich fruit.
There is a dizziness in the hide and pelt
business, but we learn from V. NJ. c.
Silva that it is no worse than generally
in this season of the year.
Don't forget that the free-thinkers OF
Ogden City and vicinity will have fine
and free celebration on January 30th, Of
the birthday anniversary OF Thomas
Paine. There will be great exhibition
in Corey's hall, and all will be invited to
attend freely without purse Or price.
Word has come from VIM. Driver, now
in San Francisco, that his health has
greatly improved.
+. C. Gentsch, Pacific Express mana
| ger was in town yesterday in connection
| WIN lllC ICCCHJ ClletuSco III tllC OllCC'
John A. Iampert, the popular Figaro,
has returned to his lather pots on Main
street.
Jack Seagers has returned from Ogden
to Fort Douglas, with dire experiences.
Mr.. James Horrocks, an old-time set
|. tier in Ogden, is under the weather.
The friends OF j. NJ. Edwards Esq,
who has been felow-citizen of ours for
years but lately resigned, will be pleased
| to learn that he has secured II lucrative
position as cashier in the office of the
American Express Co., ut Council Bluffs.
| Various and erroneous reports have
been scattered abroad regarding the Pa
ciic Express COmpany's Office in this
city and its employees Some newspaper
reports We're OF very detrimental char
acter to the gentlemen lately connected
with that concern. The truth in brief is
that Messrs. John Kelley, j. Dawson and
+. b. Kimball rendered their resigna-
tons on condition that they would re-
consider that move ii l.. c. Johnson, the
| express route agent between Ogden and
| Cheyenne, were not removed. Super
| intepdent GentsCh stuck by Johnson,
hence the old staff vacated their desks
yesterday. j. +. Burch taking charge as
agent.
Two fellows arraigned on a charge Of
having committed that assault on Jack
| Smith, will be having their examination
before Justice Dee on Saturday forenoon
There were l32 pupils in the Baptist
| Sunday school last Sunday. This was
even below the average number.
There was, yesterday, before Commits.
/ sioner Wardleigh, fuss between West
| Weber men. James McFarlane, of that
settlement, had been charging somebody
else with being "spOtter." An obiur-
CATION ensued, neighborly lingering fol-
/ lowed, rows resulted, and what the out
come will be only the Omniscent knows.
Your reporter has just found out a
/ depth OF deprayity in connection with the
case OF Andrew jackson Kershaw, who
has been once or twice before the iuries
/ Tor oiienses against the laws named bv
/ Edmunds. Brother Kershaw has gone
| to work and deprived his second wife,
| Miss Rose WOoton, OF all the matrimo,
MAJ privileges she expected from her
union with the old Saint She is now
| lett without COW, house, horse or iurni-
ture unless she uses her common sense
and cinches the old fellow on good prin-
ciples with the help Of Uncle Sans Ju-
dietary.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Ogden City Electric Light Company $50
we learn from Major Y. NJ. G. Silva, the
matter Of incandescent lighting Of Ogden
was definitely settled, There we're pres
ent day before Yesterday, d. f. Walker,
president b. &, Raybould, secretary; j.